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I noticed ST (SmartThumbs - you can download free version here) giving PHP related error “Fatal error: Allowed memory size of n bytes exhausted (tried to allocate n bytes) in path”. No matter how big memory limit was set in php.ini ST managed to exhaust it. Obviously a memory leak. So this has been sorted in latest version. Probably you will have to upload manually working scan_class.php into st/classes directory.

You can find more about this issue here.

Release notes from latest version:

Version 5.77
# added support for new “ns=1″ parameter in st.php (with this parameter “Sell traffic” options are ignored)
# fixed bug with date index page mark (was not replaced with correct date)
# fixed problem with memory limit fatal error (bypassed PHP bug)
# if this update could not download update file unzip scan_class.php file from this zip and upload it in binary mode to st/classes/ folder (then start update again and it should start work).

After update don’t forget to lock your ST!

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How to count all clicks on your blog with TradePulse

Posted by MMagery on Friday Jan 15, 2010

With this simple script, all clicks on your blog will be tracked by TradePulse so you can even see how productive your traffic is what is VERY hard to do when integrating trade script and WordPress and similar blog content management systems. So surfer will see normal link, when he clicks his click will go thru TradePulse 100% to content by default or you can change parameter to fit your needs and it will even save outgoing domain to which you link in links statistics of TradePulse. So you need to add couple lines of JS code:

<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
$("a").click(function(){
url=$(this).attr('href');
if (url.match(/^http(s)?:\/\//i)){
path=url.replace(/^http(s)?:\/\/(www\.)?/i,'').split(/\//);
$(this).attr('href','/tp/out.php?link=' + path[0] + '&p=100&url=' + escape(url));
}
});
});
</script>

* Script will not track links without http and www inside, so you can use still normal toplists and get them working thru TradePulse, so for example if you have link <a href=”/some/file.php”> this script wont push it thru tp, but if it’s <a href=”http://www.domain.com/some/file.php”> click will be pushed thru TP.
* You need to use JQUERY for this to work, you can download it here: http://docs.jquery.com/Downloading_jQuery and you can see instructions how to setup it here: http://docs.jquery.com/How_jQuery_Works.

You can download free version of Trade Pulse here.

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Premade Smart Tube Pro templates

Posted by MMagery on Friday Sep 11, 2009

SmartTubeDesign.com have two premade templates for STP script. Templates are priced at $300 per template per domain, but it seems that 4 licences are still available for $200. So if you want something more custom than default theme and you can’t afford yourself completely custom and unique design for STP this would be right choice.

Here is link where you can test dark skin and here is link for lite skin. More info about these skins @ SmartTubeDesign

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Faster FTP uploading with FileZilla

Posted by MMagery on Friday Oct 10, 2008

I bet you are annoyed with slow FTP uploading speeds. You have to upload file by file and if you have hundreds of them it takes time. And it is so slow… Well there is one pretty neat trick how to make things faster.

This tutorial is for:

  • gallery submitters
  • freesite submitters
  • blog owners (updating WordPress)
  • all who need upload more than 50 files on regular basis

There is one great free FTP client for both Windows and Linux who is able to do that trick - it’s FileZilla.

So let me explain how to enable this option for uploading multiple files at once and thus getting most of your upload speed. I will use version 3.1.3.1 for this tutorial. Once you have downloaded and entered your web site details go to SETTINGS and find TRANSFERS like you can see on the image below:

filezilla-settings

Right now there are only two simultaneous transfers, I suggest you to put 7 or 9. Maybe you may need to lower this number because FTP server on other site will not allow you to make more than 5 connections at same time from single computer (in that case you will need to lower number of simultaneous transfers to 5 or 4).

In case you need hosting who allows you to use multiple simultaneous FTP connections (transfers) click here.

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Chameleon Gallery Submitter database optimization

Posted by MMagery on Friday Sep 5, 2008

We will start with some useful things. There are a lot of webmasters who submit their galleries and if you are pro submiter you definitely need a tool for help. One of the most useful is for sure Chameleon Gallery Submitter.

However submitting with Chameleon Gallery Submitter can be time consuming, boring and unproductive. You will need to optimize your submit process. There are couple things you can optimize. From time you spend on manual submissions to your upload time and disk usage.

So let me explain these three TIPs.

1. Manual gallery submission


After at least 3 months of submitting you need to have statistics about sites who send you traffic. You can use Awstats (almost all hosting now offer this statistics - if your host does not have it you can always check here for hosting). This part of report is called “Links from an external page” in Awstats. Awstats is great because you can filter referer domain you want - just go to “Full List” and use filter there.

This is one of the most valuable tools we need to optimize manual gallery submissions. Once you know how many hits and visits you get from each manually submited TGP you can decide where to submit and where not to submit. With this trick you will remove all that TGPs that send you 10 clicks a month. You don’t need to waste your time for TGPs like this.

Chameleon Gallery Submitter screenshot

2. Reducing upload time

If you check regulary Chameleon Gallery Submitter report tab you will see there which TGPs have got your submission and which did not. You will notice that some of them have blacklisted you for some opscure reasons and some just have odd rules which is pain in the ass to match every time. Those are candidates for removal from your submit database. Removing TGPs that you can’t submit is a must because less HTML will be generated and less time will each gallery upload last.

3. Reducing disk size for gallery

There is one more great disk space saving possibility. If you check Samples tab, you will see a list of thumbnail dimensions and how much TGPs in database need that thumbnail. There can be a lot of thumbnails with 0 TGPs mapped to them. They will be generated and you will upload them if you do not remove that zero entries from that list.

You can buy Chameleon Gallery Submitter here.

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